Author: super@dmin
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The Moneyist: ‘I would not have been able to do it without him’: I built a property portfolio with 23 units while we were dating. How much should I give to my fiancé in our prenup?
‘They were purchased with my money, and I’m the sole owner on paper – but my fiancé was involved in the entire process.’
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Earnings Outlook: What’s worse for Meta: declining Facebook ad revenues or increasing costs of metaverse push?
Meta Platforms Inc. has some mega issues as it prepares to report fiscal third-quarter earnings on Wednesday afternoon.
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Crypto: Stocks and crypto perform historically well in October. Will this year be different?
Macroeconomic uncertainty is making for volatility in stocks and crypto.
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: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to use alternative credit scores — what that means for potential homebuyers
The federal government has approved two credit score models, the FICO 10T and the VantageScore 4.0, for use by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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: Qualtrics’ stock jumps after software company beats revenue, earnings estimates
Qualtrics reported fiscal third-quarter results that topped Wall Street analysts’ forecasts.
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Mark Hulbert: Stock market bulls have a new story to sell you. Don’t believe them — they’re just in the ‘bargaining’ stage of grief
The stock market’s odds of rising aren’t any higher just because it has tumbled.
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Earnings Outlook: Intel earnings: Layoffs and margin pressure could overshadow Mobileye IPO
Intel Corp. must contend this week with an earnings report that notably lacked a formal pre-announcement, a bleaker-than-expected PC market and rumored layoffs, which will likely overshadow the initial public offering of its Mobileye unit.
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: Marqeta to offer banking services as it expands beyond card issuing
Marqeta Inc. is expanding into banking products as the company looks to cash in on the wave of businesses planning to add financial-services offerings to their applications.
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Living With Climate Change: U.S. tosses 300 lbs. of plastic per person annually. Why we’re getting worse at recycling.
The U.S. tossed 51 million tons of wrappers, bottles and bags in 2021. Some 95% ended up in landfills, oceans or scattered in the atmosphere, says Greenpeace.
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The Ratings Game: Taiwan Semi slumps after reported diss of U.S. chip efforts, analog-chip downgrades also drag on semiconductor sector
Chip stocks lagged behind the broader market Monday following a report that Taiwan’s fabrication industry is pessimistic about U.S. efforts to lessen its reliance on foreign capacity, along with a string of downgrades in the analog-chip segment.